execute

execute clean logs

Clean system logs.

execute conntrack

execute conntrack <OPTIONS>+ For full command help: help execute conntrack

execute disk extend

When hypervisor hotplugs a disk to FortiPoC, increase resource volume with this new disk.

Warning

you CAN’T remove a disk once it has been added to the resource disk.

execute disk fsck

Do a resource disk’s file system check. Do NOT run when disk is mounted.

execute dns lookup

execute dns lookup <ARGS>+

DNS lookup (dig command). For full command help: help execute dns lookup

execute factoryreset2

Reset FortiPoC to factory settings except for network parameters. All PoCs and resources are erased, the instance is unregistered and rebooted.

execute fsck on reboot

Do a resource disk’s file system check on next reboot.

execute gcp push ssh host keys

execute grub conf factoryreset

Restore grub default configuration file to factory state.

Warning

you MUST reboot

execute htop

execute htop <ARGS>+

Run htop command (if available) to see processes usage. For full command help: help execute htop

execute import cleanup local

Erase the mirror of remote FortiPoC.

execute import from local

execute import from local <OPTIONS>+

Re-import content mirrored from a remote FortiPoC.

–dry-run: test import
–no-repo: don’t import the repo
–no-pocs: don’t import the pocs

execute import from remote

execute import from remote <ADDRESS> <OPTIONS>+

Import all PoCs from remote FortiPoC, including local repository and snapshots.

–dry-run: mirror content but only test import
–no-repo: don’t import the local repository
–no-pocs: don’t import the pocs

execute kernel backports upgrade

execute licenses generate uuid

execute licenses generate uuid <OVERWRITE>

Generate unique UUID for each license.

By default do not update licenses with a UUID, use --overwrite to force.

execute licenses move group

execute licenses move group <SRC> <DST> <FORCE>

execute licenses owner release

execute licenses owner release <OWNER> <FORCE>

Release all licenses used by owner (FortiPoC SN), add --force to skip confirmation.

execute licenses release

execute licenses release <FORCE>

Release all licenses, add --force to skip confirmation

execute licenses release group

execute licenses release group <GROUP> <FORCE>

execute licenses release older than

execute licenses release older than <LIMIT> <FORCE>

Release all licenses used by older than specified limit date (iso format as displayed by “diagnose licenses list”) or days (ex: “2d” for 2 days). Add --force to skip confirmation.

execute locale default

execute locale default <LOCAL>

Define default local

execute locale disable

execute locale disable <LOCAL>

Disable a locale

execute locale enable

execute locale enable <LOCAL>

Enable a locale (use * for all locales)

execute network down

Disable FortiPoC network interfaces.

execute network restart

Restart FortiPoC network interfaces.

execute network up

Enable FortiPoC network interfaces.

execute ping

execute ping <ARGS>+

Ping a host (ping command). For full command help: help execute ping

execute prefetch all

Prefetch all resources.

Warning

Heavy network and disk usage.

execute purge apt

execute purge apt <FORCE>

Remove all cached APT files.

execute purge docs

execute purge docs <FORCE>

Remove all cached PoC docs.

execute purge files

execute purge files <FORCE>

Remove all local and prefetched resources.

execute purge isos

execute purge isos <FORCE>

Remove all generated ISO files.

execute purge licenses

execute purge licenses <FORCE>

Remove all licenses.

execute purge logs

execute purge logs <FORCE>

Remove all ‘old’ system logs

execute purge pocs

execute purge pocs <FORCE>

Remove all defined PoCs.

execute purge snapshots broken

execute purge snapshots broken <OPTIONS>+

Delete all broken snapshots (see “diagnose snapshots”).

Options:

--force to skip confirmation
--dry-run to test without deleting

execute purge snapshots obsolete

execute purge snapshots obsolete <OPTIONS>+

Delete all obsolete snapshots (see “diagnose snapshots”).

Options:

--force to skip confirmation
--dry-run to test without deleting

execute reboot

execute reboot <FORCE>

Reboot FortiPoC (see also execute shutdown).

execute service restart

execute service restart <SERVICE>

Restart a FortiPoC service For full command help: help execute service restart

execute service start

execute service start <SERVICE>

Start an optional FortiPoC service

execute service stop

execute service stop <SERVICE>

Stop an optional FortiPoC service

execute shell

Open a root shell.

execute shutdown

execute shutdown <FORCE>

Shutdown FortiPoC. FortiPoC tries to gracefully shutdown devices. If it’s not possible, they will be killed.

execute ssh

execute ssh <ARGS>+

Run ssh command. For full command help: help execute ssh

execute support session close

Close a support session.

execute support session open

execute support session open <OPTIONS>+

Open a support session, allowing FortiPoC Support Team to login on the instance.

VPN tunnel is: support.fortipoc.com:12002

Options:

--yes   : automatic agree and continue
--force : force a new session even if one already exists

**** DISCLAIMER ****

By opening a support session you agree to:

Open a VPN tunnel with the FortiPoC Support Server (support.fortipoc.com on UDP port 12002).

Allow FortiPoC Support Team to access your FortiPoC instance.

By allowing FortiPoC Support Team to access your FortiPoC instance you acknowledge the following:

FortiPoC Support Team could have access to any network or device that your FortiPoC instance has currently access to, including but not limited to your home or lab network, corporate networks, IoT devices, any devices connected to the same network.

To limit this exposure you have reviewed your firewall policies and implemented network segmentation.

execute support session status

Show support session information.

execute telnet

execute telnet <ARGS>+

Run telnet command. For full command help: help execute telnet

execute top

execute top <ARGS>+

Run top command to see processes usage. For full command help: help execute top

execute upgrade

execute upgrade <ARGS>+

Upgrade to next available version.

You must eject any running PoC first: poc eject

You can’t run this command from the WebUI CLI.

Warning

Prior to running any upgrade, it is strongly advised to export all your defined PoCs.

Upgrade is generally only available between build of the same minor version (so you can upgrade from a 1.4.1 to 1.4.10).

To upgrade simply run execute upgrade.

If an upgrade is available and installed, you should be proposed to reboot. It’s strongly advised to do so.

If you refuse to reboot, at least you MUST exit from the CLI as it’s still the previous version that you are running.

To upgrade to a new minor or major release, you must download the new archive including the new disk image.

--force to force install when versions are the same
--yes to skip confirmation
--dangerous to install even if a poc is running (automatic reboot disabled)

execute webui restart

Web User Interface service restart.

execute webui start

Web User Interface service start.

execute webui stop

Web User Interface service stop.